Environment
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Argentine Scientists Use Antarctic Fuel-Eating Microbes to Naturally Clean Up Pollution
Fuel-eating microbes from the frozen Antarctic were recently found to naturally clean up pollution in the driest continent, "munching up" through wastes caused by diesel. Research stations have been using diesel as a source of heat and energy in the coldest polar region.
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